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Headlines from The New York Times for Friday, July 29, 2022

Top News

  1. U.S. Economy Shows Another Decline, Fanning Recession Fears

    By Ben Casselman

    Page A1

  2. U.S. Offer to Swap Russian Arms Dealer for Griner Highlights Uncomfortable Choices

    By Peter Baker

    Page A1

  3. Pope Francis, Slowed by Aging, Finds Lessons in Frailty

    By Jason Horowitz

    Page A1

Editors' Picks

  1. 4,000 Mistreated Beagles Need Homes. These Folks Are Stepping Up.

    By April Rubin and Jesus Jiménez

    Page A9

  2. What Happened When 7 Trump Voters and 6 Biden Voters Tried to Find Common Ground

World

  1. The Hunt Is On for ‘War Trophies’ in Ukraine

    By Jeffrey Gettleman

    Page A6

  2. Climate Change Worsened Britain’s Heat Wave, Scientists Find

    By Raymond Zhong

    Page A5

  3. Iran Ramps Up Drone Exports, Signaling Global Ambitions

    By Euan Ward and Farnaz Fassihi

    Page A4

U.S.

  1. An Indiana Doctor Speaks Out on Abortion, and Pays a Price

    By Sheryl Gay Stolberg and Ava Sasani

    Page A18

  2. 8 Dead as Flash Flooding Swamps Parts of Kentucky

    By Jesus Jiménez and April Rubin

    Page A19

  3. When the Heat Can’t Be Beat

    By Jack Healy, Edgar Sandoval and Elena Shao

    Page A19

Politics

  1. Surprise Deal Would Be Most Ambitious Climate Action Undertaken by U.S.

    By Lisa Friedman and Brad Plumer

    Page A1

  2. 2016 Campaign Looms Large as Justice Dept. Pursues Jan. 6 Inquiry

    By Glenn Thrush, Adam Goldman and Katie Benner

    Page A1

  3. After Clash, Manchin and Schumer Rushed to Reset Climate and Tax Deal

    By Emily Cochrane and Annie Karni

    Page A1

Business

  1. China Has Leapfrogged the U.S. in Key Technologies. Can a New Law Help?

    By David E. Sanger

    Page A10

  2. Germany Counts on Chilled Gas to Keep Warm Over Winter

    By Melissa Eddy, Stanley Reed and Patrick Junker

    Page B1

  3. JetBlue and Spirit announce plan to merge, creating fifth-largest U.S. airline.

    By Niraj Chokshi

    Page B1

Technology

  1. F.T.C. Chair Upends Antitrust Standards With Meta Lawsuit

    By Cecilia Kang

    Page B1

  2. Big Tech Is Proving Resilient as the Economy Cools

    By Tripp Mickle

    Page B1

  3. Why I Care More About Nonplayer Characters Than About Some Ex-Lovers

    By Mac Schwerin

    Page MM14

Sports

  1. Will Anyone Hold Daniel Snyder Accountable?

    By Kurt Streeter

    Page B9

  2. In This Subway Series, the Mets Did All the Flexing

    By Tyler Kepner

    Page B8

  3. Watching Trump Play Golf: Decent Drives, Skipped Putts, Lots of Sweat

    By Bill Pennington

    Page B7

Arts

  1. How to Decolonize a Museum? Try an Ax.

    By John Vincler

    Page C8

  2. Photography’s Delightful Obsessives

    By Blake Gopnik

    Page C1

  3. ‘A Stone in the Mosaic’: A Director Enters the House of Wagner

    By Ben Miller

    Page C3

Movies

  1. ‘Vengeance’ Review: A Dish Best Served With Frito Pie

    By A.O. Scott

    Page C4

  2. ‘A Love Song’ Review: When Moving Forward Means Looking Back

    By Jeannette Catsoulis

    Page C4

  3. ‘Sharp Stick’ Review: The Babysitter’s Schlubs

    By Amy Nicholson

    Page C4

New York

  1. ‘Negligent and Sexist’: Why Rape Survivors Asked Feds to Investigate N.Y.P.D.

    By Ashley Southall

    Page A14

  2. For First Time Since 1946, New Yorkers Have Just 2 Choices for Governor

    By Jay Root

    Page A15

  3. ‘It’s Scary’: Gay Men Confront a Health Crisis With Echoes of the Past

    By Liam Stack

    Page A20

Media & Advertising

  1. Heh-Heh. Huh-Huh. Mike Judge Brings Back ‘Beavis and Butt-Head.’

    By Dave Itzkoff

    Page AR7

  2. Why a Vogue Cover Created a Controversy for Olena Zelenska

    By Vanessa Friedman

    Page D2

  3. How Los Angeles Times Handled Exposé Becomes the Talk of the Town

    By John Koblin

    Page B1

Science

  1. There Are Holes on the Ocean Floor. Scientists Don’t Know Why.

    By Christine Chung

    Page D2

  2. Why Do I Sweat So Much in My Sleep?

    By Alice Callahan

    Page D6

  3. Study Finds Another Condition That Vitamin D Pills Do Not Help

    By Gina Kolata

    Page A17

Obituaries

  1. Tim Giago, Native American Newspaperman, Is Dead at 88

    By Alex Williams

    Page A21

  2. Michael R. Long, N.Y. Conservative Party Stalwart, Dies at 82

    By Sam Roberts

    Page A21

Opinion

  1. These Republican Governors Are Delivering Results, and Many Voters Like Them for It

    By Liz Mair

    Page SR7

  2. This 150-Year-Old Mining Law Hurts Taxpayers and the Environment

    By Martin Heinrich and Chris Wood

  3. The Final Frontier Soon May No Longer Belong to All of Us

    By Jessica F. Green